Sommario
to yield {verbo}
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yield {sostantivo}
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Traduzione inglese-svedese per "to yield"
"to yield" traduzione svedese
to yield {verbo}
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to resign, to renounce, to relinquish, to give up)
I will not yield...... the river in Pelennor unfought.
Yield at once!
Today, we are prepared to give up the call-back mechanism and to yield to the Commission and the Council in order to adopt this text at
Yielding everything to liberalism would be the end of European agriculture.
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to relinquish, to leave, to jack in, to drop)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to reach, to produce, to pay, to offer)
There is no reason to yield because this power is an established right.
A system that addresses CO2 alone will not yield the maximum effect.
Today, we must not yield to the dictates of Communist mainland China.
If it is regulated in a sensible way, it will yield dividends in terms of increased competition.
We shall seek to achieve that; we shall not yield to any seeking to destroy our interests.
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to grant, to concede, to appropriate)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to provide, to present, to pay, to impart)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to relinquish, to concede, to cede, to assign)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to produce, to give, to generate, to develop)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to duck, to curve, to buckle, to bend)
The EU will then have to yield to the terms imposed by Poland, the last country to resist acceptance.
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to give way, to bend, to submit)
We shall seek to achieve that; we shall not yield to any seeking to destroy our interests.
Unfortunately, these sentiments have had to yield to technical arguments in the course of the negotiations.
President Berisha was unwilling to yield to violence and thought that the calling of elections at gunpoint would set an undesirable
Will the Commission yield to the more radical approach adopted by the United States at a time when the Americans are significantly
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to bow to)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to cave in, to capitulate, to submit, to surrender)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to cave in, to capitulate, to start, to surrender)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to return, to produce, to carry)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to give way, to give in, to fail, to cave in)
There is no reason to yield because this power is an established right.
The European Union absolutely must not yield to the industrial interests which would negate the very spirit of the directive.
My 40-year military career has fully persuaded me that cedant arma togae, let war yield to peace.
Today, we are prepared to give up the call-back mechanism and to yield to the Commission and the Council in order to adopt this text at
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to resign, to relinquish, to pass, to desist)
Of teenage girls who pledged sexual abstinence and virginity until marriage -- thank you George Bush -- the majority, 60 percent, yielded to sexual temptations within one year.
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to resign, to refer to, to present, to leave)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to defer to, to comply)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to return, to fetch, to bring in)
The abolition of duty-free is liable to cost more than it would allegedly yield in excise duties.
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to give)
It's all about yielding, resisting, yes, no, now, later, impulsive, reflective, present focus and future focus.
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to relinquish, to hand over, to surrender)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to produce, to make)
An ECU invested there would yield more, through the environmental agencies, the EU or the various Member States, than anywhere else.
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.} (anche: to surrender, to extradite)
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.}
to yield [yielded|yielded] {v.}
to yield [yielded|yielded] (in traffic) {v.} [Aut]
to yield to
yield {sostantivo}
to yield
It yields solely and exclusively before the right of the mother, not before the right of a multinational to make money.
In our opinion, it is unreasonable for European taxpayers to have to help fund a scheme completely regardless of whether it yields profits or not.
yield {sostantivo} (anche: profit, produce, proceeds, balance)
Calculates the market value of a fixed interest security with a par value of 100 currency units as a function of the forecast yield.
yield {sostantivo} (anche: produce, outturn, output, manufacture)
In future, therefore, electronic data and documents will be subjected to scrutiny, yielding data on production and on the type of produce.
yield {sostantivo} (anche: return, profit, produce, proceeds)
There are huge differences in yield, quality and requirements.
If these can be put in place quickly, I think it will mean a better investment yield on pension funds.
Discussions concerning the maximum sustainable yield should also take place, but that is a wider-scale issue.
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I also commend the attempt to move towards a policy of achieving maximum sustainable yields.